Fortunately, Kobach won handily tonight as well (almost dovetailed exactly with Brownback’s vote). The leftist “Moderate” (sic) farces fortunately beaten back. They will be back to wreak havoc in November, unfortunately.
Wow so, I don’t even read the Wolf fan clubs posts, I’m sure they are apoplectic calling for the democrat to win now.
Roberts is not Thad Cochran people, he’s a conservative.
Uncomfortably close race, Roberts under 50%, I hate to see joke of a candidate like Wolf do so well.
Some random pro-hemp loser of a primary challenger gets over a third of the vote against Brownback, wow. He has a real chance of losing the general.
Kobach (SOS) wins by the same margin over the pro-fraud RINO scumbag, EXCELLENT.
In CD 1 Tim Huelskamp only beats leftist RINO Alan LaPolice by 10 points, I didn’t know LaPolice was that serious a candidate. Dodged a bullet.
In CD 3 Jenkins wins 70-30 over a Paulbot.
In CD 4 Pompeo beats former Rep. Tihart easily, I’m glad because Tihart made a poor case as why he should be supported instead.
Michigan
CD-1
Benishek (who barely won reelection in 2012, running 5+ points behind Romney) wins 70-30 over challenger Alan Arcand.
In CD 3 Paultard RINO Justin Amash wins 57-43, closer than the polls had shown, a pity so many freepers drank Amash’s koolaid
In CD 4 (Open Seat) State Sen John Moolenaar wins fairly easily 51-37 with over 80% in.
In CD 8 (Open Seat) State Sen Mike Bishop wins 60-40 over State Rep. Tom McMillan
In CD 11 The electorally weak fluke winner (but by the look of it decent guy) Kerry Bentivolio is crushed by nearly 2-1. Most freepers were on his side but I think he was apt to lose the seat to a democrat in the future and this ridiculous margin makes clear his skills as a politician are not strong enough for a fairly competitive seat. I wish him luck in the future, perhaps he should consider running for local office.
CD 1 is the only one of these seats that should be in play for the rats in November.
The only action in Missouri was a serious of proposed consitutional amendments
A “right to farm” amendment is narrowly passing. I’m not well versed on it but it seems like the bad guys are against it.
A gun rights amendment passes with over 60%, which is too close for my liking.
A sales tax hike (via constitutional amendment?) fails (GOOD), as does some proposal to sell a new scratch off lottery ticket with the proceeds to going to veterans. I would have voted for the lottery measure, lotteries are the only voluntary taxes.
WA state with it’s stupid top-2 primary
In CD 1 Rat Freshman Suzie Q DelBene places first with 51.7 against 3 Republicans, with less than half the vote in the “Republican nomination” is too close to call. This seat should be semi-competitive for November.
In CD 4 (Safe R open seat) A GOP/GOP general election between Clint Didier and Dan Newhouse seems like the likely outcome with over half the vote in.
http://elections.nytimes.com/2014/results/primaries/kansas
http://elections.nytimes.com/2014/results/primaries/michigan
http://elections.nytimes.com/2014/results/primaries/missouri
http://elections.nytimes.com/2014/results/primaries/washington
All incumbents won here in Kansas. So things will be go on and be like they were yesterday basically.